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The Cleveland Library was closed for the week of February 11-15 for state testing.
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A comparison of the foliage between a healthy and an unhealthy Western redcedar.
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Two healthy Western redcedars.
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A row of Western redcedars, showing signs of ill health, on the 11th hole at Eastmoreland Golf Course.
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A row of dead Western redcedars, separating the 2nd hole at Eastmoreland Golf Course and the Union Pacific railroad.
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